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Problem

Ordinary cross-thread reductions such as T.reduce_max still use a shuffle tree even when a full warp can use redux.sync. On main 837486a, four independent 32-lane FP32 max reductions compiled for sm_103a with CUDA 13.1 produce 20 shuffle instructions and no redux. The same program with this change produces four redux.sync.max.f32 instructions and no shuffles.

Approach

• Reuse warp_reduce from scalar and batched AllReduce stages whenever the group is a warp-aligned, unit-stride full warp. The caller checks only thread geometry; the helper owns architecture, dtype, and operator dispatch. This also covers the final warp stage of larger reductions without adding a compiler pass or changing the DSL.
• Use integer redux on SM80+ and FP32 min/max redux on sm_100a/sm_100f and sm_103a/sm_103f. Recognize the SM103 architecture and CUDA family-specific feature macros. Delegating to the helper also enables its existing narrow scalar promotions: smaller integers to 32 bits and FP16/BF16 min/max to FP32.
• Dispatch supported integer operators directly and let unsupported operators fall through to shuffles. A custom uint32_t reducer previously failed to compile because the intrinsic-dispatch lambda returned void; it now compiles using the existing shuffle fallback. Packed-reduction regressions also retain shuffles, without a duplicate support whitelist in AllReduce.
• Keep FP64 on the shuffle path instead of narrowing it to FP32. Use explicit floating-point conversion for narrow scalar types, including CUTLASS FP16/BF16, when entering the FP32 warp helper.

PTX regressions assert the actual redux instructions and absence of shuffles, including ordinary T.reduce_max on all four FP32 targets. Runtime coverage checks signed/unsigned edge values, batched clear=False, NVRTC execution, non-finite values, signed zero, narrow scalar promotion, and exact FP64 results.

Sub-warp, strided, packed, unsupported dtype/operator, and unsupported architecture cases retain their shuffle fallback. Cross-warp shared memory and barriers are unchanged; no end-to-end speedup is claimed.

The broader reduction suite has three existing FP16/BF16 batch-size failures (batch=4 with two outputs per thread, or batch=8 with four). These also reproduce with the unmodified main CUDA templates and fail during lowering, before template compilation; they are outside this change.

BF16 min/max with clear=True under NVRTC also reproduces an existing missing std::numeric_limits error with the main templates and unchanged main compiler. Narrow floating-point runtime checks therefore use the default CUDA backend; FP32 and integer NVRTC coverage remains in place.

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Walkthrough

Eligible CUDA warp reductions now use hardware redux.sync instructions for supported operations and types. Other reductions retain shuffle-based paths. Tests cover generated PTX and runtime results, and the programming guide documents the supported cases.

Changes: CUDA warp reductions

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Warp reduction dispatch and instruction support src/tl_templates/cuda/reduce.h	AllReduce::run and run_batch use warp_reduce for eligible reductions. The floating-point min/max path supports SM100 and SM103 targets.
PTX path and fallback checks testing/python/language/test_tilelang_language_reduce_redux.py	PTX tests check redux.sync selection and shuffle fallbacks across architectures, operations, types, widths, scales, batches, and thread offsets.
Runtime validation and documented behavior testing/python/language/test_tilelang_language_reduce_redux.py, testing/python/language/test_tilelang_language_warp_reduce.py, docs/programming_guides/instructions.md	Runtime tests compare integer and floating-point reductions with expected results. The guide documents supported redux.sync cases and fallback behavior.

Priority: Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant TileLangKernel
  participant AllReduce
  participant warp_reduce
  participant CUDAreduxsync
  TileLangKernel->>AllReduce: Request cross-thread reduction
  alt Eligible warp reduction
    AllReduce->>warp_reduce: Reduce supported type and operation
    warp_reduce->>CUDAreduxsync: Execute redux.sync
  else Ineligible reduction
    AllReduce->>AllReduce: Use butterfly reduction
  end

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Possibly related PRs

• tile-ai/tilelang#3684: Effective batch selection determines the run_batch call and can affect whether its redux fast path applies.
• tile-ai/tilelang#3341: The resolved thread range and offset determine whether a batched reduction meets the redux fast-path conditions.

Suggested labels: enhancement, documentation

Suggested reviewers: tzj-fxz, rachmanino

Merge Risk: Low · up to 4ef82

The reduction test does not verify the sign of its mixed-zero result. This is a bounded coverage gap; confirm the expected sign on supported devices before adding the assertion.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: using redux.sync for eligible full-warp CUDA reductions.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Description check		The description states the problem (shuffle trees used for ordinary cross-thread reductions where a full warp could use redux.sync), the approach (reusing warp_reduce in AllReduce stages, dtype/operat…

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Explanation

The description states the problem (shuffle trees used for ordinary cross-thread reductions where a full warp could use redux.sync), the approach (reusing warp_reduce in AllReduce stages, dtype/operator dispatch, FP64 kept on shuffles, narrow-type conversions), the test coverage (PTX and runtime regressions), and known out-of-scope failures. It directly describes the changeset, so it is not off-topic or vague.

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Check the sign of row 3 in the mixed-zero case.

Row 3 contains +0.0 in lane 0 and -0.0 in the other lanes. The expected value for both max and min is +0.0. torch.testing.assert_close(..., rtol=0, atol=0) compares values, so -0.0 and +0.0 compare equal. The test therefore accepts either sign for row 3, under either operation. A sign-aware min over this row returns -0.0, so a min result of +0.0 passes without detection. The torch.signbit check covers only row 2, where every input is -0.0. That check does not exercise the sign choice between +0.0 and -0.0.

Add an explicit torch.signbit assertion for row 3. Choose the expected sign for each operation. Before you do, confirm that the shuffle fallback on pre-SM100 devices returns the same sign for this row. The test has no architecture gate, so it runs on those devices. If the fallback sign differs, gate the row 3 check by architecture, or remove that row from the sign check.

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@testing/python/language/test_tilelang_language_reduce_redux.py around lines 237
- 239:
Extend the signbit checks around `actual` to cover row 3, choosing the expected
sign separately for `max` and `min` based on the intended reduction behavior.
Verify the pre-SM100 shuffle fallback’s sign for this mixed-zero row; if it
differs, gate the row 3 assertion by architecture or omit that assertion so the
test remains valid on those devices.

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